New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
THE CANDIDATES NAMED.
THE PROHBITIONISTS END THEIR LABORI
THE CONVENTION AT SYRACUSE NAMES STATE
TICKET AND ADTOURkS

TICKET AND ADJOURNS.
SYRACUSE, Aug. 26-The State Prohibition Convention
to-day made the following nominations:
For Secretuy Of Stae-D. W. c. HUNTNGroS, OF Catta
raugns
For Coniro'ler-CALEB W. HncHcocK Of Cortland
For state Treasircr-WTLIIkM W. SMITH. OF Dutchess.
For AuorHSy GeneraI-SILAs ". mason, or Chautauqua
For state Engineey-JoHN q. GRAY, OF Ulster
The convention larger than ever to-day
photographer had brought some tables into the Alham
bra Rink ana put upon them hundreds or portraits OF the
state and National leaders OF the party. There were
many portraits OF hncooking women in this collection
Then there portraits OF the martyrs of the party
the Rev. George G. llaldock, young Broderick ana
J. Gambrell who murdered by the liquor dealers OK
Mississippi. Agents OF the Prohibition newspapers
paced upon small tables the door copies OF these
publications. which handed To the delegates free OF
cost ~ entered the hall The healthy features OF
the delegates. their robust appearance and weiLclad
bodies were the best evidence in the world that they
prartiscd the total abstinence that they professed
remarkable feature OF to day convention was the num-
er OF women present Many OF them sat upon The plat
form al of Them took keen interest In the proceed
ings plank in favor OF woman suffrage WAS put IN the
platform and delegate aacd amid the applause Of his
fellow dcc-atcs that the backbone OF the
Prohibition movement" Many u the delegates to the
Good r,mpars convention. Ut held at Rochester were
present and they brought nm the number Of Prohibitions
ISIS m the riu wAc the chairman called the convention
10 order this morning. To 1000.
~uM Hundred" was sung 81 IN" opening hymn the
wLnc convention joining IN tho granl Old song. The
Rev w. O.. Browning OF Ncw-YorE then offered prayer;
there were many "auens" from thc audience rs tbls
prayer proceeded Henry Clay Baocon. the chairman
H ,,. ,t,.rf,r ~ t.e couvcutnn tn another matter.
II hts been sometime, stated be said. thA the Oh
,,.r. do not belong 10 the Prohibition fanatics.
wish. therefore, YOU would hear MI Hariram for
,,,,,ot ,n t,. poiut
4, II II H,-tr,r, fine delegate referred to. "a vet
rr &. cu .,.ii,r living in Buffalo For several years
lie ba, boon a leading speaker OF the Prohibition psry IN
vr.trru Nr.-York He recently organized assucla-
,iof Triop Confederate soldiers who now belong
10 the TroaihilIpr party. and elected chief Of ue
or,nullai.on lie climbed upon the platform aud said:
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l,. ,ta rr.,s thi, morniu. II was decided 10 nail tie
hr w'ch hH~ hrrn gong th" r"u"'> in Tslnt'r '"S'
.n'r' - '' m ,i 't-l,,It won. a t,. fo have all
tr oil -n l..l, 90 tlr who members "i TINS
convention ilsc auI stand tll they can o' counted
remarkable scene fo loved Here anl there IN the
t,.ro, ,ras. sturdy oobiur men. u over lour--coro
vcrr .tnIr tempest ut cheers swept over tIc con
yrut.ou; the band opportuucy began playing M'r'""S
through Gror1A" %; the delegates cinth up thc song
and Fang 10 lu-uy. Meanwhile the war veterans i'"
been pushed uJou chairs aui were standing c'u9p'-
...-l. lnt VITA % m1!c-t air before TIE lnycutou
T..tr are vrte.-us,' shouted tAo sccrotry
a- be- ceased counting them.
Three cheers for o." blue shouted delegate ann
they wrrr r''n "iiH "u..
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